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debt limit. president biden touching down in japan as the financial health stands in the balance. we're live from washington with where the negotiations stand. and back in court, the man accused of killing bob lee set to face a judge. the charges he is facing and next steps in the legal case. and the key vote on the first of its kind for vaccines for babies. this is "today in the bay." >> thursday morning is here and so are we. good morning, i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. we want to look at the forecast and we say good morning to mike. and it will be cooler. >> valleys have been heating up. parts of the inner bay, you are like what heat. and we're looking live at oakland as we get started with the day and temperatures in the

low 50s. it will be a cloudy start, temperatures still in the upper 50s at 11:00 and as we go into the day, we'll see temperatures starting to warm up, but still the low 60s here. headed for 66 degrees in okay land and san mateo will see 64. san jose expected to reach 73 and livermore 82. so we're seeing a cooldown across the bay area with the breezy winds picking up and then for him to, we'll see temperatures about the same. we'll talk more about the weekend ahead. mike, you are tracking an oil spill? >> yeah, expecting the 66 avenue overcrossing. i believe these lights are garbage trucks. i don't see any problem with the flow. i'll double check with chp. but that would be right there just south of the high street exit. if you need to pass by, if there is something going on at 66, you can exit and loop back a.

a smooth drive shows you the east bay drive commute habit kicked in yet. no slowing out of the altamont pass. an issue in tracy should be getting to the shoulder. and in just a few hours the man accused of killing bob lee is expected back in court. >> and after a number of delays, he will have his arraignment and bail hearing. let's go out to san francisco. ginger, what do we expect today after reschedulings? >> reporter: hard to know exactly what to expect at hearings in general. but if everything goes as planned today, momeni is expected to enter the plea of got guilty this morning at 9:00 a.m. for the killing of bob lee. that hearing is happening in san

francisco in a few hours. two weeks ago momeni's arraignment was delayed because his lawyer said she did not receive the autopsy and tox coality report with enough time to review it. ready could to the several drugs were in his system at the time of his death. and the prosecutor says they are prepared to move forward with the case. according to court documents, investigators have security camera video of bob lee and knee momeni getting in on a car and minutes later footage video shows what police believe is the same vehicle and the two people exiting the car. surveillance video shows moments after bob lee was stabbed. and police collected a steak knife near the area where they believe was used to stab lee

multiple times including once in the heart. the vehicle time family was present and they were very disappointed at yet another delay last time. so today may be a day that they were waiting for. and a congressman says his life was threatened by a former 49er and he is showing the evidence before eric swalwell posted this on twitter yesterday, a screen grab of a direct message appearing to come from former 49er full back bruce miller. it reads would you rather guantanamo or just execution. and it also included an expletive and the word traitor. swalwell scissors his family and staff are deeply disturbed by this and he reported that threat to capitol police. we reached out to capitol police but haven't gotten a response yet. as for miller, he had a troubled tenure with the 49ers.

the 9ers cut him back in 2016 after he was arrested for punching a 70-year-old man at fishman's wharf. and he pled no contest to a domestic violence charge in 2015. right now it is not clear if miller specifically was behind the threat to congressman swalwell. and this morning president biden is in japan for the g7 summit and back at home, his team of negotiators are still working to prevent the u.s. from defaulting on its debt obligations for the first time ever. brie jackson is joining us live from washington. the june deadline will be here before we know it. >> reporter: that's right. the clock is ticking. so before leaving washington wednesday, president biden expressed optimism that deal would be reached. but some democrats are pushing for the president to raise the debt ceiling without congressional authorization.

president biden in japan focusing on foreign issues. >> when our countries stand together, we stand stronger and i believe the whole world is safer when we do. >> reporter: amid optimism. >> debt ceiling talks back home. >> we won't default. >> we're along a short time line so it makes it harder. >> reporter: while he is cutting his overseas trip short, critics blasted the president saying that he waited until the last minute to negotiate directly with gop leaders. >> accept the fact that we hurst change how this town spends money. inaction and intransigence will not wipe away $32 trillion in debt. >> reporter: some democrats appear frustrated with negotiations and urge the president to invoke the 14th amendment. arguing that it would be unconstitutional for the government to not pay its bills. >> i do think that it is very,

very, very important that the president keep his constitutional option on the table in case negotiations break down. >> reporter: experts say doing so could spark a bitter legal fight. for now, both sides appear focused on reaching a compromise. >> i'm hopeful the president's team will join us republicans to produce a responsible spending agreement. >> we'll come together. >> reporter: negotiators have less than two weeks to either find a solution or risk a first ever debt default. and today vice president harris will provide an update on the debt ceiling and the potential impacts of a default. >> i think that we know some of them, but there are so many more. thank you so much, brie. an fda panel is set to vote on the first ever rsv vaccine for infants. it will decide whether or not to

recommend the pfizer vaccine for babies. the vaccine would be administered to pregnant mothers 24 to 36 weeks pregnant. the protected antibodies transfer to the infants through the placenta. if approved, the fda still has to approve it. and happening daild more art is in the city with a new mural that will be unveiled at 5:30 this afternoon at the b.a.r.t. station. it was created by a local artist that is named it where water flows people and places thrive. this is the last mural of the mural art project launched back in 2017 which is an effort to beautify san leandro through art. a live look outside now.

kari hall is monitoring the forecast. >> the marine layer that we start out with, the clouds across the bay area keeps the temperatures down and gradually it does clear out by late morning. we'll start to see the sun peeking out, temperatures in the mid-60s headed for the low 70s. and it will be a really comfortable afternoon. only reaching about 73 degrees. a little cooler than it was yesterday and that is the trend for the weekend. so i'll have more on that in a few minutes. mike has a look at where we can find lower gas prices. >> and 4 at the present time $25 is the price in pleasant hill. but that city along with neighboring concord has a bunch at that same price point. marin county has gas at $4.19. that is on magnolia avenue. and in sunnyvale, best deals are at the costco where it is $4.09. on the roadways, smooth flow. no major issues in the east bay.

typical slowing out of the al take month. 92 and skyline, we have reports of a crash but the rig cleared.. 92 and skyline, we have reports of a crash but the rig cleared. hope everybody is okay. there is slowing at the scene. and coming up for you this morning, thehe irs flagging mor than 1 million tax returns for the 2022 year. this morning we'll look at the reason why and why you should be concerned. >> i was already concerned. and if we get the mom taxi, forget the dad taxi. new ways getting around. and making history one dish at a time. the filipino restaurant getting a prestigious honor just two years after opening it doors.

as we look at walnut creek, temperatures starting out in the mid 50s. it will be cloudy morning but we'll see a clearing before noon and that will keep the temperatures down. so we're headed for the low 70s here today with a breezy wind. nice also break from the heat and that continues at least for the next couple of days. we'll talk about when it warms up in the microclimate forecast coming up. and a crash we're tracking on 92 at skyline. the san mateo bridge is moving fine. and very happy thursday to

you. walmart and target both reporting profits to investors. walmart brought in more money than analysts expected. they tend do better in tough times. targetexpects to lose a half billion more to fight thieves. and you heard brie talking about the debt ceiling. and later in the newscast we'll look at the pickle that speaker mccarthy may be in. uber will start letting teenagers ride alone, call a car on their own. right now the rules say you can't do that if you are under 18. new rules will allow 13 and up. to be honest, kids were doing it already anyway. but now teen accounts have new safety tools. only highly rated drivers can give rides. parents can track progress and

drivers can opt out if they wish. montana has passed a law banning tiktok for the whole state for everybody. it starts january 1 but will almost certainly be challenged through court. how would that even work? the law would ban apple and google from offering tiktok on the app store within state line, but what about people who already have tiktok or watch it on the web or use a vpn. a lot of questions. and head of a company called rubric is a risk taker starting with his move to america with $100 in his pocket. >> i can confidently say that we live in a magical country we sometimes forget how magical it is. when i came to america, my parents were still living in the basement. it took me a couple years, two, three years in america to get them out of the poverty to get them a flat and respectable place to live. >> i love stories like that. he will be on our podcast sand

hill road. you can find it wherever you get your podcasts. the episode is out now. but he talked a lot about risks from a person who came from essentially nothing, kept putting chips on the tabled and being smart and now is very successful. >> and always nice to see when they help their families move along. >> absolutely. >> and they live in america as well? >> they are now, yeah. >> i'm thinking two or three years is not a long time, but -- >> he came to america and he was able to elevate his parents out of the basement. >> and now they are hanging out by the pool. thanks. and this morning the irs flagging more than 1 million tax returns for potential identity theft during the 2023 tax season. according to one u.s. department treasurer, the amount associated with those refunds is worth more than $6 billion. tax related identity fraud occurs when criminals use

taxpayers' personal information to file the return in their name. the irs is reviewing those returns. and this morning, we are continuing to amplify the aapi community. and we're shining the spotlight on a chicago restaurant that is making history. >> and so the married couple wanted to introduce the people of chicago to filipino cuisine. and just five months after their menu was unveiled, the restaurant won prestigious michelin star. >> when i started cooking professionally, filipino food was just not what i learned at all. i learned italian, some french, some contemporary american. so i never envisioned cooking filipino food professionally until we opened our own place. >> and this is the first filipino restaurant ever in the world to get a michelin star.

so we want to know, where is your favorite filipino restaurant here in the bay area or where you get your favorite food? maybe mom's house. you can find it on twitter and -- the other one. >> facebook. instagram. a lot of them. >> my daughter just brought me the banana filled egg -- what is that called? from a farmer's market. it was define. >> deep fried, sweet, yeah. >> delicious. and might want to take your lunch outside if you like cooler weather. >> it will be nice the next few days into the weekend. temperatures are coming down. we have the fresh breezes kicking up and we're starting out with clouds but we know that will all clear out as we head through mid to late morning. here is a live look outside in dublin, already a busy start to the thursday morning and it is 50 degrees right now. we'll see temperatures going from low 50s to about 60 degrees

at 10:00. and reaching into the mid-60s for around lunchtime. so that is what we're talking about. reaching 73 in san jose. we started on you the week with mid to upper 80s and then we'll see morgan hill, gilroy reach into the mid-80s this afternoon. and for the inland east bay, warmest temperature we have here on the map is 84 compared to the 66 in oakland and 69 in hayward. pleasanton reaching 80 degrees. the seven day forecast is at the bottom of the screen and you see that we'll have more days with highs in the 70s as our temperatures reach into the 60s up and down the peninsula, 63 in downtown san francisco. and in sonoma, expect it to top out at about 76 degrees. if you are going to tahoe, we'll see temperatures there warming into the low 70s. and we're seeing quite a bit of warmer weather for the sierra, but also the potential of thunderstorms by the end of the

weekend. and with the warmer weather, now we have some flood watches in affect area wise across sierra and some of the lower lying areas down from the sierra snow that we're seeing melting fairly quickly causing a rapid peak of the rivers and creeks. so we're watching for that as the warm weather continues. but also going to see some showers and thunderstorms develop in some of those areas. not really affecting much of us in the bay area. not expecting any chances of rain. but we are going to see our temperatures staying mild into at least the middle of next week. there will be a slight warm up in sunday and monday, but other than that, a lot of 70s for inland. and for san francisco, we'll continue to see highs in the 60s each morning starting out with some clouds and fog. and even though it is thursday, we typically see a bit more traffic. >> and we're seeing that, but first of all we'll call out over here on the peninsula, still a bit of slowing around the crash

that is at 92 and skyline. so that will be a distraction at least. i believe it is impacting westbound lanes. there may be a workaround that you need to do, but 92 is open. altamont, the earlier crash is on the shoulder. close to the speed limit, so not a problem out of brentwood. this popped up, a concern 580 in livermore but it is eastbound with a disabled vehicle. you see slowing traveling north. crews are moving in, not yet completely clear. and once again checking the speed sensor, 35 at 92, there is a crash from an earlier hit and run. back to you. and disinvited. next, the reason the l.a. dodgers say they are dropping a

staple of the lgbtq community from their pride night event. and also reaction to the decision this morning.

welcome back. 5:25. leaders of a prominent bay area based lgbtq group are speaking out after the l.a. dodgers announced plans to drop the

group from its upcoming pride night celebration. >> dodgers have disinvited sisters of perpetual indulgence for the event scheduled for june 16. they first started and grown into a worldwide nonprofit with a chapter in southern california. the dodgers cited strong feelings of people who have been offended by the sisters. and marco rubio recently sent a letter to the commissioner's office asking why they are allowing teams to honor group s that parity. >> and the dodgers have a lot of fans. right? a lot of queer fans, a lot of transgender fans. but they also have a lot of white male female fans. and for their favorite sports team to come out and support the queer community sends a great message and it has a chance to unify people. >> the sisters will still be a

part of the giants pride night celebrations on june 10th. dub nation may be ready to say this. they want a change for leadership and this is coming from the very top. according to a new report, general manager bob myers and the warriors are still far, far from a new contract talk. and so suggestions neither side has really made a move in months. myers is from the bay area and often credited for building the warriors dynasty. his contract is set to expire at the end of june. sources suggest that even a competitive offer may be enough to get him to stay. >> can i just propose that maybe they have been a little busy the last month or so trying to get to the finals? >> if you need talks, i don't know how busy you can be. and next, top stories we're following today include celebrating bike to work day. the events taking place across the bay area and where you can

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security guard in san francisco. .. plus a live report on the bay area exodus. and the fair fun returning to the county. we're tracking the all-important weekend forecast as you make your plans. this is "today in the bay." >> thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez. >> and i'm marcus washington. let's get a look at the forecast. >> there is no rain to help them make more mud. but we'll have some great weather for the next few days. let's head to the north bay with a look at santa rose. low 50s and a cloudy start. the usual clear -- i shouldn't say clear, but cool start.

and then we'll gradually warm up going from 61 to 71. here is a look at the high temperatures. this is cooler than the past few days especially in san jose only reaching 73, but still reaching into the mid-80s for the south county as well as over towards fairfield. we'll be tracking the weekend forecast. and some folks are still working. >> overnight closure here north 680, that is still closed and camera showing no traffic flowing. but sensors are starting to light up this different colors. crews are moving and getting ready to completely clear north 680 in the next few minutes and then you should be just fine. we still have light traffic at the bay bridge. only slowing is altamont pass which is no surprise. and one city is moving

backwards where it comes to population growth. >> and bob redell is joining us live from the south bay. san jose no longer in the top ten? >> reporter: not when it comes to population. used to be top ten, but now only the 12 the largest city in the united states. this is according to the u.s. census bureau, latest data that was just released. and this is data that reflects what the standings were as of july of last year. top five largest cities, no surprise, new york, l.a., chicago, houston and phoenix. and here is the surprise. austin, texas now number nine. jacksonville number 10. and they have pushed san jose out of the top ten list. san jose now 12th with around 971,000 people. that is a 1% drop from the year

before and 4% since april of 2020. san francisco ranked 17th with just over 800,000 people and is that about half a% drop from the year before. so where are they going? no surprise texas and florida, both states have lower taxes and depending on where you are looking, they have cheaper housing. the "san francisco chronicle" says it could be a bad sign for the economic future as fewer people mean less tax revenue. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> so i guess we should be friendlier to our friends and neighbors and keep them around. father of banko brown is speaking out about how his son a tranlg man was killed by a security guard at a walgreen's. terry brown talked to us about the loss saying that words can't express the feeling of

losing a child. he has not watched the security video of the incident released earlier this week. d.a. jenkins says that the security guard's motive was some of defense. anthony told investigators that brown repeatedly told him that he had a knife, though no knife was found. brown has his own thoughts about why his son was killed. >> i think it was the gender. what my son represented. why would you be a person like that that is not armed or not carrying no gun, no weapon, no nothing. >> brown says that he is stunned that the district attorney refused to file criminal charges against anthony. he hopes that the state attorney general reviews the district attorney's case and files charges. a florida woman is being extradited by to california for the murder of a model. christina was known for her

copycat look to kim kardashian. and she died because of complications with cosmetic surgery. gomez was arrested in florida and she is set to be etradited back to california for face charges. they met at a san francisco hotel for silicone injections. prosecutors say that she had a bad reaction and died a few days later. and gomez caught her flight back to florida and was eventually arrested at the airport. here is the district attorney. >> you should never allow anybody to inject anything into their body who is not medically approved. in a motel room, at the airport? i think that there was common sense lost in this case and a life lost because of it. >> gomez is facing two felony counts of involuntary manslaughter and practices medicine without a violence. arraignment is monday. and activists will be

rallying to protest against san francisco's laguna honda hospital. the group is demanding that the hospital stop discharges patients which they say led to deaths of several patients and some becoming unhoused. the discharges are supposed to start again as early as tomorrow. this comes after federal regulators temporarily stopped transfers last summer after 12 people who were transferred to other nursing homes died. the staff is working to make improvements. today's rally will be on laguna honda boulevard at 4:00 p.m. today might be the best day for you to ride your bike to work. people who travel with a bike will get free coffee and snacks and a tow bag. in oakland, bike east bay will host a post work happy hour to encourage people to ride bikes

year round. that is set to happen on washington street between 8th and 10th streets. and the contra costa county fair opens today. and they will have carnival rides, sea liens and a sculptor. it is $12 at the door and kids 5 and under are free. that fair runs through sunday. >> that sounds good. fair food. and i'll show you the weather in antioch. we'll have really nice and comfortable temperatures. we'll be at noon today at 75 degrees, headed for 80 at 2:00.

and in the mid of the afternoon, this is around the time the kids are getting out of school, it will be in the mid-80s. not too bad. just stay high traited and make sure that you wear the sunscreen as we go into today. tomorrow we have a home game for the giants and at 7:15 at first pitch, it will be about 63 degrees. some gusty winds so make sure that you are bundled up. and the campbell's music festival will be happening and the temperatures will be warming up. and for bay to breaker, we'll start out with mid-50s and then see the sun peeking out. but of course for the morning, it will be cloudy and cool and usual foggy conditions we see there. along the beach this weekend, big sur will be 73 for friday. a little cooler for saturday and sunday. so for the most comfortable

weather, that will be friday for you for the weekend. and we'll be tracking everything that is going on. south bay the volume is starting. a little delay there. a little extra work going on north 680, so they have not yet reopened lanes. but the backup and traffic starting to build but crews are starting to clear the area. other side of the bay, we have road work that will continue today. they will work on the sinkhole. good news is that the early crash cleared. all lanes cleared 92 at skyline. but there is one way traffic that will clear by 3:00 p.m. and here the volume starting to build for the westbound commute. no major problems, but that is right on pace with the meet you aring metering lights will be turned on any second. and eastbound 80 heading toward

29, that connector will be closed overnight tonight and tomorrow. they are continuing work over there. back to you. and coming up on today inba compromising in washington. that is supposed to be a good thing. and plus amplifying the aape experience. the east bay teacher sharing his journey to america, how he is hoping to inspire others along the way.

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good thursday morning. it is 5:43. as you are make out biking, it will be a cloudy morning. temperatures in the mid-50s. eventually we'll start to see the sun peeking out from behind the clouds and all clear the rest of the day as we head for the low 70s. really nice and comfortable day. we'll talk about the weekend coming up. and palo alto, traffic flow is great. and the low cloud cover, i like that too. so it is all about me. let's show you the commute, rest of the bay coming up. president biden is in japan after productive talks to raise the debt ceiling. >> positive vibes all around. >> fingers crossed. they all but told wall street america wouldn't default. biden and mccarthy have said that they will get it solved and that pretty much commits them to doing so. a week ago i don't think anyone

would have been so sure. we don't know the exact details, but one hurdle ahead for speaker mccarthy is it is probably less than he hoped for. and that is normal. that is how negotiations work. you go in with your stated goal but you come out having compromised a bit. you want to sell your used car for no less than 20 thousand dollars? someone offers you 18,500, close enough. but remember, mccarthy needs the support of all of the right wing of the party, a party that barely voted for him. and only after he agreed to a new rule that said one person, just one member of congress with cause for his ouster. house republicans have already passed their vers cuts to gover programs. how will conservatives react if the cuts aren't in the final deal if he compromised with democrats.

president biden in japan for the g7 conference says he won't agree to any cuts in current programs, but he will negotiate over cuts in future budgets. that is face saving for him. >> to be clear, this negotiation is about the outlines of what the budget will look like, not about whether or not we'll in fact pay our debts. leaders have all agreed that we will not default. every leader has said that. >> house has voted to send a measure that would kick new york congressman george santos out of congress to the house ethics committee. santos of course facing major federal charges including wire fraud and money laundering, but he is innocent until proven guilty. sending the bill to committee was a victory for santos. because it avoided putting the bill on the floor for a full vote. even santos voted to send the santos bill to committee. >> scott, thank you. this morning we are continuing to amplify the aapi

experience. >> and this teacher is working to inspire others and shine a light on his culture. can't wait to hear the story, mike. >> yeah, love to tell you about my friend. i want to introduce you to tim pham, a fine arts teacher in oakland. his soon to be released graphic novel tells of his journey to america and becoming american. the title is being a reference to shared dishes at meal time. >> one day i was talking to my mom and i realized that all the memories that i have from our trip to america and just growing up as a refugee kid was all types of food. all the memories i had were all food -- like all tied to specific foods that i've eaten. >> while still working on the novel, he wanted it to be for

many feeling heard and seen. >> and even when i was writing the book, i had many students come up to me and say, hey, mr. pham, i read a little bit of your book and it really meant a lot because my family went through the same thing. >> so shared experience. and mr. pham as his students call him, after arriving in america, he was raised in the south bay and mostly campbell and i asked the campbell water tower, do you call it out shsz and yes, he makes an appearance in his novel. so local shout out there.and yes, he makes an appearance in his novel. so local shout out there. and he was also recruited by another graphic novelist who you might not remember the name but the novel american born chinese is well-known and it will be a series on disney plus debuting next week. so super hero component

featuring a chinese american boy. >> so he kind of has his foot in there. >> exactly. and a third graphic novelist too, and she has one as well. so sort of building the culture and showing each other it can be done. >> that is cool. and so many of the immigrant experiences are universal about it doesn't matter if you cover it in different places. >> it is not exactly the same detail, but the struggles and victories. >> and yeah, they are all the same. >> same thing. and you've been giving us some great weather. >> this time of year it can be hot or cool. and this weekend, we're headed for some pleasant weather so

make plans to get outside. so let's get a live look outside. it is bike to workday. and not too hot do it either. we have clouds, temperatures in the low 50s this morning. at 9:00, 60. maybe when there is a lot more people out biking. and head's up for the drivers too that you want to slow down and watch out for the bikers on the sides of roads. we're also going to have sunshine heading towards noon. upper 60s and low 70s for about 1:00 today reaching 73 degrees for our afternoon high. it will be warmer in los gatos. in the east bay, we're headed for about 69 in hayward and 79 in danville and concord reaching 82 degrees. as you look at the "7-day forecast" at the bottom of the screen, there will be more days like this where we're look at highs in the upper 60s, low 70s. low 60s in san francisco, but upper 50s in the marina

district. and north bay temperatures ranging from 60 near the coast to 85 in clear lake. more warm weather in the forecast, and also watching out for the potential of some thunderstorms in the sierra. as we look at concord and the 10 day temperature trend, we're going from upper 70s to low 70s on saturday. that looks beautiful. but then it does warm up a little bit for early next week. but nothing too extreme there as we look at our extended forecast, a lot of sunshine and also mild weather. mike, you are seeing changes at the bay bridge toll plaza. >> and what everyone expects. metering lights are on and so the toll plaza fills in. no drama, so we know we'll have the wait. but look at richmond, easy slowing into berkeley. no problems for the maze. highway 4 as shown the early build and it continues, same thing for 37 over towards island. no delays out of richmond. and there may be a crash over here on the west side of the

dumbarton bridge. this is after the merge at marsh. i'll see what chp has to report. and on the south side of 880, just past it. there is slowing north 101 in the typical spot, but a crash may be in the area so we're checking on details from krchlts hp there as well. and happening now, santa clara county is trying to get the word out about fresh benefit changes. starting june 10th, eligibility rules that were expanded during the pandemic are set to end. for now college students who qualify for federal work study programs could receive the benefits. cal fresh is ensxurnlgs students to encourages students to reply for the renewed aid online or over the phone or county office in person. and one of the world's largest glaciers may be melting

faster than we thought. ahead on the bae, reason scientists are sounding the alarm. and an arraignment expected to happen in a matter of hours. we'll take you live to sgran for the latest in a deadly stabbing case that sent shock wives through the tech industry. and you can now watch nbc bay area news wherever you want. we stream live on roku, fire, samsung tv and zumo. you can watch breaking news, live press conferences and repeats of theewscast. n

now to the climate in crisis. one of the massive consequences of climate change is the melting of ice sheets in green land and antarctica. and in a new study published last week, resaernlgs believe that the retreat in one green land glacier could be happening faster than expected. the peterman glacier is one of the largest glaciers in the arctic circle. it was recently discovered to

have a gaping hole taller than the washington monument due to daily tides and increasingly warmer water. and this is a significant finding because scientists previously thought that daily tides did not have a significant impact on melting and projections for ice metal did not take it into account. a publishing says that global ice loss and sea level rise may be happening twice as fast than expected. a team of scientologists found a 669 foot cavity in part of the peterman glacier and they were alarmed at the findings that the melt rate was about 50% higher than the last three years. scientists on the study are worried that it is a sign that other vulnerable glaciers may be melting more quickly than forecast. and the the melting can affect

right here. so you can click on the climate in crisis tab to see how spots might be impacted by climate change and you can get a link to the study. this morning we're continuing to amplify the aapi community. we want to shine the spotlight on the chicago restaurant making history. >> and a married couple wanted to introduce people to filipino cuisine, so they opened their restaurant a few years ago. and just five months after their tasting menu was unveiled, they won a michelin star. they say that this is not his formal training. >> when i started cooking professionally, filipino food is not what i learned. i learned italian, some french, contemporary american. never envisioned being coming filipino food professionally until we decided to open our own

place. >> he is the first filipino restaurant in the world to ever get a michelin star. it is in chicago, but of course we know we have a lot of great filipino food here in the bay area as well. and ludacris will be getting his very own star on the hollywood walk of fame today. but it is not for his music. ♪♪ his music is great, but this is for his acting. he has sold more than 29 million album, but hasn't released one since 2015. he is currently on tour with janet jackson. but he has quite the acting career as well. he appeared in more than 30 films including in the fast and furious franchise. and today's ceremony, he will

receive a star in the category of motion pictures. >> let's hope he doesn't have some of that peanut butter that he does? in the smer shals. >> i'm sure he might. why not. right now, back in court.>>. why not. right now, back in court. man set to face a judge. we'll take you live there. what to expect in that courtroom today. plus -- >> our countries stand together and we stand stronger and i believe the whole world is safer when we do. >> the showdown over the debt limit continues, even as president biden is half a world away with america's financial health still hanging in the balance. the about president's important summit. and chief of a troubled bay area police department is taking a unique approach to reconnect